WJEC • Media Studies

Handwritten mind-maps detailing summarised essential points about the representations, audiences, industries, language, and contexts of each set product of component 1 including Tide (1950s), WaterAid, Formation (Beyonce), Riptide (Vance Joy), Newspapers, I Daniel Blake, Black Panther, Assassins Creed III (Liberation) and Late Night Woman's Hour. 8 total mind-maps.

This is an in depth semiotic analysis of the set edition of Adbusters for the Component 2 exam for media studies. It will be especially relevant for those studying on the eduqas exam board.

This is an analysis of the set pages of The Times and The Daily Mirror. It is in depth and focuses on media language and representation. It will be especially relevant if you are studying on the Eduqas exam board. It will be useful as a revision tool.

This is a semiotic analysis of the set editions of Woman magazine and Adbusters. It will be especially relevant if you are studying the eduqas exam board for Media Studies. It may be a useful tool for revision

A summary of the a level media set text Kiss of the Vampire including points on representation, context and theorists.

Media studies notes for life on mars, made for my exams. I got a B grade.

A Star response to the following questions: What are gatekeepers in the newspaper industry? (1 mark) Briefly explain what is meant by anchorage. (2 marks) Explain How Regulation Impacts the Newspaper Industry. Refer To the Daily Mirror in Your Answer (10) Discuss the impact of ownership on newspapers. Refer to the Times in your response (12) Explain how digital technology has impacted the newspaper industry. You should refer to the Mirror online in your response. (8)

Key facts and research for The Times and The Mirror - Covers all you need to know to ensure top marks

Your go-to guide to newspaper terminology - Use it to revise key terms to ensure you hit the top marks

Slides include: 1. Stuart Hall 2. Targeting Audiences 3. Target Audience 4. Female audience 5. Female protagonist 6. Audience facts 7. Interactive experience 8. Uses and gratification 9. Handheld device 10. Types of games 11. Shirky 12. Stuart Hall - Genre theory 13. Narrative/genre 14. General audience theories 15. Jenkins 16. Bandura